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Robert Elliott Flickinger. The Choctaw Freedmen and the Story of Oak Hill Industrial Academy
The Choctaw Freedmen and the Story of Oak Hill Industrial Academy
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INTRODUCTION
PART I
GENERAL FACTS
RELATING TO THE INDIANS OF INDIAN TERRITORY, THE CHOCTAW FREEDMEN AND PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF MISSIONS FOR FREEDMEN
I
INDIAN TERRITORY
EARLY HISTORY OF THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES—OPENING OF INDIAN TERRITORY—OKLAHOMA—CLEAR CREEK, OAK HILL, VALLIANT
THE FIVE CIVILIZED TRIBES
OPENING OF INDIAN TERRITORY
OKLAHOMA
CLEAR CREEK
OAK HILL
VALLIANT
II
INDIAN SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES
BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.—EFFECTS OF THE CIVIL WAR.—TRANSFER OF THE FREEDMEN'S WORK.—THE INDIANS MAKE PROGRESS TOWARD CIVILIZATION.—WHEELOCK ACADEMY.—SPENCER ACADEMY.—DOAKSVILLE AND FORT TOWSON
EFFECTS OF THE CIVIL WAR
TRANSFER OF THE FREEDMEN'S WORK
INDIANS MAKE PROGRESS TOWARDS CIVILIZATION
WHEELOCK ACADEMY
REV. ALFRED WRIGHT
REV. JOHN EDWARDS
SPENCER ACADEMY
UNCLE WALLACE AND AUNT MINERVA
NEW SPENCER ACADEMY
DOAKSVILLE AND FORT TOWSON
III
THE BIBLE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN CIVILIZATION AND EDUCATION
THE BIBLE A POWER IN THE FORMATION OF CHARACTER.—THE ARCHITECT GREATER THAN THE CATHEDRAL.—THE BIBLE THE BASIS OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM.—VALLEY OF DIAMONDS.—IMPORTANCE OF CHRISTIAN TEACHERS
THE BIBLE A POWER IN THE FORMATION OF CHARACTER
THE ARCHITECT GREATER THAN THE CATHEDRAL
THE BASIS OF THE AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM
THE VALLEY OF DIAMONDS
THE CHRISTIAN TEACHER
A RAILROAD PRESIDENT
IV
THE AMERICAN NEGRO
RELIGIOUS INSTINCT.—LOYAL AND PATRIOTIC.—THE FREEDMAN.—HOMELESS AND ILLITERATE WHEN EMANCIPATED.—FIRST SCHOOLS DURING THE CIVIL WAR.—FREE NEGROES AND COLLEGE GRADUATES.—50th ANNIVERSARY
RELIGIOUS INSTINCT
LOYAL AND PATRIOTIC
THE FREEDMAN, HOMELESS AND ILLITERATE
FIRST PUBLIC SCHOOL
50th ANNIVERSARY
V
THE PROBLEM OF THE FREEDMAN
DIFFERENT STANDPOINTS.—REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS.—13th, 14th AND 15th AMENDMENTS.—NEGRO SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES.—DISFRANCHISEMENTS.—RESULTS CONTRARY TO EXPECTATION.—PROVIDENTIAL LEADING OF JOSEPH, ISRAEL, NEHEMIAH AND DANIEL SUGGESTIVE.—A DIVINE MISSION.—THE FREEDMAN'S FRIENDS.—FRIENDLY COUNSELS.—THE GOLDEN RULE
REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
NEGRO SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES
DISFRANCHISEMENTS
RESULT CONTRARY TO EXPECTATION
PROVIDENTIAL LEADING
A DIVINE MISSION
THE FREEDMAN'S FRIENDS
FRIENDLY COUNSELS
THE GOLDEN RULE
VI
VOICES FROM THE BLACK BELT
THE CRY OF THE BLACK BELT
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
VII
UPLIFTING INFLUENCES
FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT.—AN HISTORIC COMPARISON
FROM DARKNESS TO LIGHT
I. THE CHOCTAW FREEDMEN
II. THE EUROPEANS AND AMERICANS. THE DARK AGES
THE SARACENS AND NORMANS
THE CRUSADERS OR CROSS-BEARERS
FIRST RAYS OF LIGHT
THE MORNING STAR
THE FIRST PRINTED BIBLE
JOHN CALVIN
WILLIAM TYNDALE
JOHN KNOX
HUGUENOTS OF FRANCE
THE BIBLE
THE INQUISITION
INDEPENDENT OWNERSHIP OF LAND
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY
RISE OF METHODISM
SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND MISSIONARY SOCIETIES
CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
UPLIFTING INVENTIONS
THE COMPARISON
VIII
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IT EMPHASIZES THE BIBLE AS FUNDAMENTAL IN EDUCATION.—A ZEALOUS MISSIONARY ORGANIZATION.—AS CATHOLIC IN SPIRIT AS THE GOSPEL
CHRISTIAN LEADERS
A ZEALOUS MISSIONARY ORGANIZATION
FABLE OF PERSIAN TENT
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY
IX
THE PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF MISSIONS FOR FREEDMEN
ORGANIZED IN 1865.— WOMEN ENLISTED IN 1884.—BOARDING SCHOOLS.—TRAINS CHRISTIAN LEADERS.—WORTHY OF GENEROUS SUPPORT AND ENDOWMENT
WOMEN ENLISTED IN 1884
TRAINS CHRISTIAN LEADERS
WORTHY OF GENEROUS SUPPORT AND ENDOWMENT
X
SPECIAL BENEFACTORS
GEORGE PEABODY.—JOHN F. SLATER.—DANIEL HAND.—EMILINE CUSHING.—ANNA T. JEANES.—CAROLINE PHELPS STOKES.—JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER.—NEGRO PHILANTHROPISTS
NEGRO PHILANTHROPISTS
PART II
OAK HILL INDUSTRIAL ACADEMY
THE NATIVE OAK HILL SCHOOL
1876–1886
CHURCH ORGANIZED JUNE 29, 1869.—SUNDAY SCHOOL IN 1876.—SCHOOL HOUSE, 1878.—OLD LOG HOUSE, 1884.—APPEAL FOR ACADEMY
THE OAK HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE NATIVE OAK HILL SCHOOL
OLD LOG HOUSE
APPEAL FOR OAK HILL
SLAVERY AMONG INDIANS
XII
ERA OF ELIZA HARTFORD
1886–1888
THE HEROIC PIONEER.—FEBRUARY 14, 1886.—BOARDING SCHOOL, APRIL 15th, 1886.—PRISCILLA G. HAYMAKER.—NEW SCHOOL BUILDING IN 1887.—ANNA E. CAMPBELL
HEROIC PIONEER
FEBRUARY 14, 1886
A BOARDING SCHOOL
PRISCILLA G. HAYMAKER
ANNA E. CAMPBELL
XIII
EARLY REMINISCENCES
ELIZA HARTFORD.—PRISCILLA G. HAYMAKER.—ANNA E. CAMPBELL.—THE NIGHT SCHOOL.—HARDSHIPS AT OAK HILL
TEACHING ELIZABETH WASHING
A "FEELIN' MEETIN'"
BOTHERSOME "BREDDERIN"
HARD WORK AND MISERABLE LIVING
BETSY BOBBET
MISS HAYMAKER'S EVENTFUL JOURNEY
MISS CAMPBELL'S TRIP FROM CLARKSVILLE
MISS HARTFORD'S NIGHT SCHOOL
MATTHEW FINDING HIS OPPORTUNITY
HARDSHIPS AT OAK HILL
XIV
EARLY TIMES AT FOREST
FOREST CHAPEL
LIFTING THE COLLECTION
PRIMITIVE MID-WEEK MEETINGS
XV
ERA OF JAMES F. McBRIDE
1888–1892
GIRL'S HALL IN 1889.—ADDITIONAL SCHOOL ROOM.—McBRIDE DIES JAN. 29, 1892—MRS. McBRIDE
ERA OF SUPT. McBRIDE
GIRLS' HALL
MRS. J. F. McBRIDE
XVI
ERA OF REV. EDWARD G. HAYMAKER
1892–1904
A TERM ANNOUNCEMENT.—BOYS' HALL 1893.—LAUNDRY AND SMOKEHOUSE, 1895—MR. AND MRS. HAYMAKER.—MRS. McBRIDE.—OTHER HELPERS.—ANNA AND MATTIE HUNTER.—MRS. M. E. CROWE.—PRAYING FOR WATER.—APPEAL FOR HOSPITAL.—CARRIE E. CROWE
ERA, 1892–1904
BOYS' HALL
MR. AND MRS. HAYMAKER
OTHER HELPERS
ANNA F. and MATTIE HUNTER
MRS. M. E. CROWE
PRAYING FOR WATER
APPEAL FOR HOSPITAL
CARRIE E. CROWE
XVII
BUDS OF PROMISE
1884 to 1904
FAVORED YOUTHFUL CHOCTAW FREEDMEN
XVIII
CLOSED IN 1904
XIX
REOPENING AND ORGANIZATION
1905
TWO-FOLD ORGANIZATION OF THE WORKERS.—NEW FEATURES—CHARACTER BUILDING.—VISIT OF MRS. V. P. BOGGS
TWO FOLD ORGANIZATION OF THE WORKERS
VOICE CULTURE
CHARACTER BUILDING
NEW FEATURES
VISIT OF MRS. V. P. BOGGS, SECRETARY
SUCCESSION OF HELPERS
XX
THE PROSPECTUS IN 1912
SCHOOL AND WORK PERIODS.—FARM WORK.—IMPROVEMENT WORK.—SAWING WOOD A PICNIC
SCHOOL AND WORK PERIODS
THE WOOD SUPPLY
THE FARM WORK
IMPROVEMENT WORK
SAWING WOOD, A PICNIC
XXI
OBLIGATION AND PLEDGES
OBLIGATION.—ENDEAVOR.—SELP-HELP STUDENTS.—TEMPERANCE.—THE INTOXICATING CUP.—PRESIDENT LINCOLN.—PRESIDENT HARRISON
I. THE STUDENT'S OBLIGATION
II. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR PLEDGE
III. PLEDGE OF SELF-HELP STUDENTS
IV. TOTAL ABSTINENCE PLEDGE
GOD HELPING ME
THE INTOXICATING CUP
WHAT THEY THINK ABOUT IT
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON
XXII
BIBLE STUDY AND MEMORY WORK
AIMS IN BIBLE STUDY.—SELF-CONTROL.—TRAINING THE MEMORY AND VOICE.—DIVINE TRUTH THE NEED OF ALL.—ONE BOOK IN THE HOME.—COMMITTED TO MEMORY.—THE BIBLE ONLY IN SUNDAY SCHOOL.—A LIFE-LONG GOLDEN TREASURE.—A FOUNTAIN OF BLESSING.—UPLIFTING POWER IN NEW HEBRIDES
AIMS IN BIBLE STUDY
TRAINING THE MEMORY
DIVINE TRUTH THE NEED OF ALL
ONE BOOK IN THE HOME
COMMITTED TO MEMORY
THE BIBLE ONLY IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
A LIFE-LONG GOLDEN TREASURE
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE
A FOUNTAIN OF BLESSINGS
UPLIFTING POWER IN NEW HEBRIDES' ISLANDS
XXIII
DECISION DAYS
XXIV
THE SELF-HELP DEPARTMENT
FOOLISH NOTIONS.—A PROMISING GIRL.—THOUGHTLESS BOYS.—THOUGHTFUL YOUNG PEOPLE.—VACATION WORKERS.—JAMESTOWN COLLEGE.—SUPPORT OF SELF-SUPPORTING STUDENTS.—HOW IT WORKS.—ENLARGEMENT AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT.—SELF-SUPPORT MEANS INDEPENDENCE.—PARK COLLEGE
A PROMISING GIRL
THOUGHTLESS BOYS
THOUGHTFUL YOUNG PEOPLE
VACATION WORKERS
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE
SUPPORT OF SELF-SUPPORTING STUDENTS
HOW IT WORKS
ENLARGEMENT AND PERMANENT IMPROVEMENT
SELF-SUPPORT MEANS INDEPENDENCE
PARK COLLEGE
A SUGGESTION TO PARENTS
XXV
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
A TRAINING PERIOD.—INDEPENDENT HOMES.—DOMESTIC TRAINING.—HIGHLAND PARK COLLEGE.—BOOKER T. WASHINGTON.—SAM DALY
INDEPENDENT HOMES
DOMESTIC TRAINING
HIGHLAND PARK COLLEGE
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
SAM DALY
XXVI
PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS
PAINTING BOYS HALL.—SURFACE DRAINAGE.—ORCHARD IN 1906.—HOG HOUSES.—SHEDS FOR HAY AND THE STOCK HOGS.—OAK BRIDGES.—TEMPORARY BOYS HALL.—ADDITION TO THE ACADEMY.—GOOD FENCES AROUND THE CAMPUS.—GARDEN, STOCK YARD AND CULTIVATED FIELDS.—ELLIOTT HALL.—PULLING STUMPS
BUILDINGS
TEMPORARY BOYS' HALL
ELLIOTT HALL
LATER IMPROVEMENTS
PULLING STUMPS
WALL OF ELLIOTT HALL
WORKING ACCORDING TO RULE
XXVII
ELLIOTT HALL
THE GIRLS HALL LOST AND REPLACED.—OLD LOG HOUSE—DAVID ELLIOTT.—ALICE LEE ELLIOTT
LOSS OF THE GIRLS HALL
DAVID ELLIOTT
ALICE LEE ELLIOTT
ENDOWMENT
XXVIII
UNFAVORABLE CIRCUMSTANCES
THE BOLL WEEVIL
STATEHOOD CHANGES
EFFICIENT SERVICE REQUIRED
INFERENCES
BURDENS AND FRIENDS
SPECIAL ADDRESSES
XXIX
BUILDING THE TEMPLE
AN EXERCISE FOR CHILDREN'S DAY, ILLUSTRATED BY A TEMPLE AND AN ARCH
WALKING IN THE TRUTH
AN EXERCISE FOR CHILDREN'S DAY
OPPORTUNITY FOR DECISION
BUILDING DAY BY DAY
GROWING UP FOR JESUS
THE ARCH
EXPLANATORY
REFERENCES
XXX
MAXIMS AND SUGGESTIONS
RELATING TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF A GOOD CHARACTER AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF GOOD SUCCESS—NUGGETS FROM SHORT TALKS TO THE STUDENTS ON FRIDAY EVENINGS
HOW SOME MEN ACHIEVED GREATNESS
OAK HILL BE'S
WIT AND HUMOR
XXXI
RULES, MOTTOES AND COURSE OF STUDY
WALL MOTTOES
I. OAK HILL MOTTO
II. RULE OF ORDER
IT REQUIRES THAT EVERYONE:
ENDEAVOR BENEDICTION
III. ESSENTIALS TO SUCCESS
IV. BUSY DAY
GOOD STUDENT
BAD PUPIL
GOOD WORKMAN
RULES AND REGULATIONS
I. STUDENTS
II. MEETINGS AND CHORES
III. WORK AND THINGS FORBIDDEN
FIRE PRECAUTIONS
TO PARENTS
(1) SALUTE TO THE FLAG
THE STUDENTS GOODBYE
THE COURSE OF STUDY
I. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
II. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT
III. GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT
IV. HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
TEACHING IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
ANALYSIS
APPLICATION
XXXII
SAVINGS AND INVESTMENTS
SAVINGS OR WAGES
INVESTMENTS
XXXIII
SUMMER NORMALS AND CHAUTAUQUA
LICENTIATES
CANDIDATES FOR THE MINISTRY
THE FIRST CHAUTAUQUA
XXXIV
GRACES AND PRAYERS
GRACE AT MEALS
HELPFUL FORMS OF PRAYER
ANOTHER ONE
A PRAYER FOR THE AGED
XXXV
PRESBYTERIAL MEETINGS AND PICNICS
OAK HILL IN 1905.—NOT A BUCKET.—GOING TO PRESBYTERY.—ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYBODY
NOT AN OAK HILL BUCKET
EVERYBODY GOES TO PRESBYTERY
GOING TO PRESBYTERY
ENTERTAINMENT FOR EVERYBODY
XXXVI
FARMERS INSTITUTES
1905–1912. FOREST CHURCH.—OAK HILL.—SHORT COURSE IN 1912.—ISAAC JOHNSON.—EMANCIPATION DAY
SECOND OAK HILL INSTITUTE
SHORT COURSE IN 1912
ISAAC JOHNSON
EMANCIPATION DAY
XXXVII
THE APIARY
A DOUBLE SWARM
A MODEL HOG HOUSE
OLD LOG HOUSE
PAINTING
SEED CORN IMPROVED
XXXVIII
THE OAK HILL AID SOCIETY
AND OTHER CONTRIBUTING SOCIETIES AND INDIVIDUALS. THE OAK HILL AID SOCIETY
LAND FUNDS CONTRIBUTED
LOCALITY OF DONORS
DONORS TO THE GENERAL SUPPORT
XXXIX
TRIBUTES TO THE WORKERS
AHRENS.—EATON.—CLAYPOOL.—WEIMER.—WOLCOTT.—HALL.—DONALDSON.—BUCHANAN
MARY A. FLICKINGER
BERTHA LOUISE AHRENS
ADELIA M. EATON
MRS. JOHN CLAYPOOL
MARY I. WEIMER
MISS JO LU WOLCOTT
MALINDA A. HALL
MARY A DONALDSON
SOLOMON H. BUCHANAN
STUDENT WORKERS
XL
CLOSING DAY, 1912
ELLIOTT HALL DEDICATED.—CONCERT.—RESOLUTIONS.—STUDENTS AFFECTION.—FAREWELL NOTE
CLOSING DAY, 1912
ELLIOTT HALL DEDICATED
CLOSING CONCERT
RESOLUTIONS
A TOKEN OF AFFECTION AND REGARD FROM THE STUDENTS
FRUIT BULLETIN
FAREWELL
PART III
HISTORY
… OF THE … PRESBYTERY OF KIAMICHI
… AND THE … SYNOD OF CANADIAN
XLI
THE PRESBYTERY OF KIAMICHI
CONSTITUTED IN 1896.—ORGANIZED AT GRANT.—BOUNDARY ENLARGED IN 1907.—REPORT IN 1913.—GROWTH, 1868 TO 1913.—DEARTH OF MINISTERS.—FAVORITE SONS.—NEW ERA
CONSTITUTED BY SYNOD
ORGANIZED AT GRANT
BOUNDARY ENLARGED
ANNUAL REPORT IN 1913
SUCCESSION OF STATED CLERKS
EXHIBIT OF GROWTH, 1868 TO 1913
DEARTH OF MINISTERS
FAVORITE SONS BECOME MINISTERS
NEW ERA REQUIRES THAT PREACHERS BE TEACHERS
XLII
HISTORIES OF CHURCHES
BEAVER DAM CHURCH
NEW HOPE CHURCH AT FROGVILLE
ST. PAUL CHURCH, EAGLETOWN
MOUNT GILEAD CHURCH, LUKFATA
XLIII
PARSON CHARLES W. STEWART
DOAKSVILLE, 1823–1896
PERIOD OF SLAVERY, 1823–1866
PERIOD OF FREEDOM, 1866–1896
CIRCUIT OF CHURCHES
CHARACTERISTICS AS A PREACHER
XLIV
REV. WILEY HOMER
LEARNING THE ALPHABET
LEARNING TO READ
THE MAN WHO BUILT THE ARBOR
A TEACHER, ELDER AND PREACHER
THE POWER OF THE BIBLE
A COMMISSIONER TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, SIX TIMES
A LIFE-LONG LEADER OF THE CHURCH HE FOUNDED
HAYSTACK MEETING
XLV
TRIBUTES TO OTHER MINISTERS AND ELDERS
BUTLER.—COLBERT.—GLADMAN.—BRIDGES.—STARKS.—MEADOWS.—AND ELDERS CRITTENDEN.—SHOALS.—FOLSOM.—BUTLER
REV. WILLIAM BUTLER
A WINNER OF SOULS
REV. RICHARD D. COLBERT
REV. SAMUEL GLADMAN
REV. THOMPSON K. BRIDGES
REV. WILLIAM J. STARKS
REV. PLANT SENIOR MEADOWS
OAK HILL PIONEERS
SIMON FOLSOM
ELIJAH BUTLER
XLVI
THE SYNOD OF CANADIAN
FIRST MEETING AT OKLAHOMA.—SECOND AT OAK HILL.—AT GARVIN IN 1912.—AN UNINTENTIONAL INJUSTICE.—GRATEFUL RECOGNITION.—WOMEN'S SYNODICAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—DEPENDENT CONDITION OF THE CHURCHES.—UNSYMPATHETIC ISOLATION.—EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.—POPULAR MEETINGS
CONSTITUTED IN 1907
IT IS HEREBY ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FIRST MEETING AT OKLAHOMA
SECOND MEETING AT OAK HILL
AT GARVIN IN 1912
GRATEFUL RECOGNITION
WOMEN'S SYNODICAL MISSIONARY SOCIETY
DEPENDENT CONDITION OF THE CHURCHES
POPULAR EVENING MEETINGS
BENEDICTION
PART IV
THE BIBLE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL AND NATION
XLVII
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
AN OUTGROWTH OF THE REFORMATION.—PORTO RICO.—MISSION SCHOOLS.—COLONIAL SCHOOLS.—MASSACHUSETTS AND CONNECTICUT.—NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.—THE BIBLE, THE STANDARD OF MORALITY.—RISE AND FALL OF INTOLERANCE.—DANIEL WEBSTER.—THE BIBLE, THE FREEDMAN'S BEST BOOK.—THE CHURCH, SUNDAY SCHOOL, PUBLIC SCHOOL.—ENCOURAGING MOVEMENTS
AN OUTGROWTH OF THE REFORMATION
PORTO RICO 1898–1913
THE BIBLE AND CHRISTIAN TEACHERS
COLONIAL SCHOOLS
MASSACHUSETTS
CONNECTICUT
STATE OF NEW YORK
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
BOARD OF NATIONAL EDUCATION
JESUS, THE GREAT TEACHER
THE BIBLE, THE STANDARD OF MORALITY
RISE AND FALL OF INTOLERANCE
NOBLE DEFENSE BY DANIEL WEBSTER
THE FREEDMAN'S BEST BOOK
THE CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
MAKE THE PUBLIC, A BIBLE SCHOOL
ENCOURAGING MOVEMENTS
XLVIII
A HALF-CENTURY OF BIBLE SUPPRESSION IN A NATION, OR FRANCE, DURING THE PERIOD, 1572 TO 1795
THEISM, DEISM, PHILOSOPHISM.—APPEAL FOR BREAD.—MORAL AND FINANCIAL BANKRUPTCY.—FIRST POPULAR ASSEMBLY.—REPUBLIC OF FRANCE.—REIGN OF TERROR.—PEOPLE UNPREPARED FOR FREEDOM.—INSURRECTION OF WOMEN.—RESULTS.—LAND OF JOHN CALVIN.—LAFAYETTE.—ROMANISM, BEHIND THE TIMES.—HUMAN REASON, BLIND.—LIGHT, LIFE AND LIBERTY
ATHEISM, DEISM, PHILOSOPHISM
APPEAL FOR BREAD
MORAL AND FINANCIAL BANKRUPTCY
FIRST POPULAR ASSEMBLY
REPUBLIC OF FRANCE
REIGN OF TERROR
PEOPLE UNPREPARED FOR FREEDOM
INSURRECTION OF WOMEN
RESULTS
LAND OF CALVIN AND LAFAYETTE
ROMANISM BEHIND THE TIMES
HUMAN REASON BLIND
LIGHT, LIFE AND LIBERTY
THE END
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